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About Morning daily herald. (Albany, Or.) 1885-19?? | View Entire Issue (Jan. 1, 1888)
THE MORKING HERALD : ? SUNDAY MOUSING, JANUARY 1, WS Daily and Weekly RMS OF SUBSCRIPTION; DAILY. (Published every morning except Monday.) Delivered by carrier, per week.. 0.15 By mail, ir year.. $5a0 WEEKLY. (Pnblisheil every Friday Morning.) On copy, per annum, in advance $2.00 Wleu not paid in advance 2,M A HAPPY NEW YPAR The Herald this morning greets its readers on the threshold of tlie -N'ew Year a tweive page illustrated issue. It is perhaps with pardon able p-r le that we refer to ourselves this morning having presented to ouf subscribers the best issue of a newspaper ever published in A! baa y Over i:i e years ago the Herald legun its publication in Albany. It has parsed :h a gh ma iyc hatiges but has ver been progressive an l the champion 4f the people loca linterests. In 1834 tha pres ent proprietors assumed the control of the Hkakld aud combined with it the last of the Disseminator, the name of both papeis being re tained on the weekly. With the growth of the of city was a .c rresp'-nding growth of this jmr lial and on Dec 1st 18S5 was com inenced the publication of the dail Herald which is now in it? third year a permanent, regular morning visitor tu hundreds of homes in this city, and with the a weekly readies thousands of read :rsi'i the northwest and to the E ist. ' The vear 1833 ooens auspicious- i '-" v - i )v for Albtuy. It is sufficient to say that with the progress of the city there will be d widening and en larging of the field and ot its dally newspaper. TEMP US FUG IT. The recurrence ef New Yeirs day. perhaDS more than any other cu? tom among human beings, brings to mind the rapid passage of time and the constant change that comes inWtrolunary aiTtirs. It is sugges tive of the opportunities that have for-jver flown and the deeds that have eternally passed upon the tao letof human experience, N t on'.y dies th;j tirsc day of the yer open up this retrospective view, with its accompanying poig nant regn-ts for f.iiiurgs or satis- !f conirratulations lor successes, but it opens up the vista j residence here removed, of possible achievements in the j No mre sarcastic criticism upon future, and suggests a Course ot j our bonsted niiieleeath century .pro conduct that will comm in d success 1 gri-ss ami civilization couid be for aU projects undertaken, without ; found then the Chi'onii'le's criticism carrvin th-j sting of ivgret for the! on African missionary work. It means employed to uehiev; thejsiys: -Missionary work on the! success. i Congo does not Appear to be in A true anneciattcn of the lessons inculcate 1 by" the eni of the old year and the beginning of the new, makes all mankind akin, aid opens up the heart and feelings for a kindly interest of all others welfare. It buries self in the consideration of our fellow beings, for it brings prominently to the remembrance j to make a fortune rather than to ta-it'tinvi i? fljeting and that no lay up treasures in heaven. This on-.- cau be sure of even a transitory j traffic will soon have to be regulat mouient between the power to com i ed, or tlie advent of Christianity mit :icts in this life, and the inevit and trade, over which Sbuiley b'e necessity of meeting he coo 9 "(iuences of those acts in the life j where the power to alter or change j . thorn is ton-ver gone. , 1 No person, who seriously con- I templates the problem of human existence, can pass idly by the ! TJCIIO'l Hiiimi ' ino-Jhow best to improve make usetul and conducive to the hanpi BUSS Ui liiilLitviLiM. uiv "' r"v they rapidly come to and Diiss away from him; for the New Years time abruptly confronts him like oue of the possibly very f'w mile posts that marK the remaining nfUU life. '-It sujeests . fo him that however much of wealth he may have gained, however iiincli of nower he may have ac- -r i quired, however much influence he may exert, however much of skill he "may have learned, it all goes for "nought when the rider upon the pale horse points at him the shaft that.levels him just as loving as the lovliest of earths children . The question is not whether resolutions of improvement and of a higher appreciation of the wants claims of other, shall be made, for they come to all ; but it is whether these determinations to make the would better for our being ii it, shall last and influence as during the interim between the milestones of the recurring New Years days or only be ot ephemeral growth, considered just when the New Year, like the sword of. Damocles is in immediate view. Certainly it I should be the earnest effort f! every individual to make those de termination lasting in their nature and effective in their applications. EDITORIAL NOTES. The Dational convention of tail ors in Cincinnati will probably announce to the world that the goose hangs at the proper altitude. Oregonians cannot help thank ing their stars that their lines are icastinsuch pleasant places, while they contemplate the accoun's ot the blizzards and snow storms east of the Rockies. A negro janitor named Abe! Wright, who recently died in Aus usta, Georgia, was accorded the larges: funeral that has been wit nessed in that citv for rears; lead- I .',.;.:... . n i .... mi; I.H1.CU3 uiueu as iiu oeaitrs. The quickness with which the dead pass out of r. membrance is pretty we'll illustrated by 'he fact that the medals ordered struck by the, G. A. Ii, of Brooklyn, in memory of Rev. H. W. Boucher found no sale and the man wno got them out is suing for his money. The Alta wants the Canadian Pacific railroad interdicted from carrying American products. Prob- i ably our Pacific roads want the same thing but the majority of the people are of the opiuon that a little competition will not come amiss in keeping rates within proper bounds. an Francisco is having a regu lar siege of sma'Ipox, it bavins been declared epidemic by the Board of Health. The spectacle of persons walking through the streets to the hosDi'al .' while brok- . . , , an n if with the liiiunwo liac tniiu been recorded. The disease is said to have been imported there from China last April. It is a satisfaction to know that the Chinamen ar learning to rc taliite when they are made the vicMms of hoodlumish persecution. A gang of hoodlums in Nevada City end-d their Christmas orgies ly atteupting to worry a party ot Chinamen, bnt the Celestials retali ated so promptly andeff ctualy that a fatal injury was inflicted upon one of the young men. If all hood lums could be dealt with as prompt ly one legitimate elin that China .men areVbuset could be refuted and the further eiaim of race .pre judice combated and a much better chance secured f having the re striction act nforeed. and thus less of the bad elements of Chinese t'lriying condition ,.if one Is to judge I bv the reoorts of returned ciercry men. What is lively on the west j coa-.t. however, is the liquor traffic, j There is more money in nim tlian j in religion, and naturally the ad- ' : venturous spirits that brave thej ! frorrnri of tlip- - frjr'im Ttviv nrif7r I , . grows so eloquent, will prove the moral and physical ruin of millions j of natives. ! XJ'JW TO-DA I . attMi:ys. ATTOltNEY AT j llm lu-, J Alnanv, Ore!mi. Otfkv in M1 j h;-l!ow's Temi-to. Vill iravti; e in nil courts of t!u state, ami irive special attention to all busiiie.ss. ror.VECTON & iuvixe, aptorxeys W at Law, Alimnv. Or. Office in rooms 13 anil 11, Foster's Bkick, over L. E. iilaiifs store. J K. WEATHOSU'ORP, ATTOUXEY AT ia'.v. APanv, Oregon. ortiee in Odd Fellow's- Temple. Will practice in all the court.- of thestate, and give special attention tu all liiisiness l'KlH'IA.S. - j j b", g MASTOX, PHYSICIAX AND SLR- ifcon, AlDatiy, Oregon MH. ELLIS, PHYSICIAX AXD SCRc . yeon, Alhai.y, Oregon . DR. E. A. McALISTER HAS LOCATED his office on the corner of First and Broa-iallnn streets, over Redfield & Brouaelfs store.iwhere he can be found when not pro fessionally engaitd. - TfKs7MrllcCOY.M. D.HOMCEOPATHIC Jji. physician, office and residence comer of H irat aud Baker streets, Albany, Or. Chronic diseases a sj)ecialty. Consultation free. Of fice hours: 10 to 12 A M. and 2 to. 5 P. St. DOCTOR HENRY SMITH, 43S KEARNEY street, San Francisco, over 20 years ex perience in the treatment of chronic and special diseases in American and European hospitals and other institutions, making a specialty of these affections. Home treat ment sent to such as ca'.mot visit his otfice. Orders for medicine proxiptly attended to. Board anlT3Isliig. BOARD. WITH OR WITHOUT riOOD IT n-xims. at reasonable rates by tlie day or week, at Mrs. Fryer's Third street, between Elswotth and Lyon. All white heip at this house. BORWXG AND LOl'GIXG OX REAS onable terms at Mrs. C. Ball s restaurant, comer of Baker and First street, opposite the Star brewery No Cluuese cooks. A.N OPEN To the t.-ady of the House Dear Madam : Ap preciating your desire to supply your family with a good variety ot wholesome, food, we take great pleasure in calling your attention to our neat little grocery that we have just opened, between the opera house and postoffice. in this city, where we keep a large assortment of fresh groceries and pro visions. Every thing in our stock is new and clean, and the very best quality to be 'found in the best markets within our reach. In addition to our stock of staple groceries, Ave keep a nice line ot confection- ery and fruitr which we cau you desire. When receiving articles from our store if they do not gire: entire satisfaction we would be glad to have you notify usr and we will cheerfully return! the money . Now as to terms and prices: We sell for cash in lianai, and do not wish in any case to deviate from this risle, desiring to treat all alike. We believe this to be the better way for both you and usyaralyou will Tsnderstan! that n& discourtesy is intended, by our refosal to sell. goewfe on credit. Our prices- are made uraifornily low, ami we offer bo special indtisements or "bait?" bat will sell every thing in our line at as tew price as articles of as good quality can be fiiraished. Respectfully solicit ing a share oir your patonge,. we remain, "Yours TlespectftjiiSij",. KENTON & CHaSE. A New Depart Sine Will have something important to say to piu'cliasers in tkis space in a tew days. JgJ HOLD ON TO LETTER. furnish in any quantity ure Loray YOUR COIN We are now prepared to furnish eh o;ce. fresh candies of best grade, consisting, of pure stick, assorted flavors, mixed candiesyextra French and ehdcolate creams fancy mixed, candy toys and a general assortoieut of fine candies at LESALE W Orders from country dealers promptly attended to. ALBANY, FARMING AND GARDEH1HC IMPLEMENTS, STOVES?, RANGES, TINWARE, Copperware, Pumps, Iron Pipe, rubber - Hose and Agents for the celebrated book Stoves and ALBANY, HOFFMAN & PFEIFFER, PROPRIETORS OF-- -AND , MANUFACTURERS OF ID .DEALERS IN. SODA E k HOPNNS ielf Hardware, Carpenters' Ms Early Braefast Ranged and Faultless Parlor Heating Stoves, WORKS T . Factory on First street. OREGON. Plumbing Goods. Sole OREGON.
